Top judges think Urewera case not serious enough
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Hidden judgments in the Urewera 18 terrorism raids affair could be opened this week.
Among them is a suppressed Supreme Court ruling on admissibility of evidence.
The Crown expects to ask the High Court as soon as Friday to permit publication of various suppressed judgments in the
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Jock Anderson
Tue, 06 Sep 2011
Tue, 06 Sep 2011
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Top judges think Urewera case not serious enough
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